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Why do you use titanium for wedding rings?
Titanium is completely hypoallergenic so it will not affect the skin of the wearer. It is also very lightweight but stronger than steel, so will not wear away or break. It's strength means it will stand up to lots of abuse without bending out of round. It can also take on color by applying voltage to the metal (anodizing) to produce brilliant colors.
When mother dies and has 3 daughters who gets the wedding rings?
It should goto the daughter that will use it in her wedding is she so desires.
Why would wedding rings be worn on both hands?
Special significance to the couple who do so.
What happens in a wedding?
There are so many things that happen in a wedding. These include bridal procession, taking of vows, exchange of rings, reception ceremony and so much more.
Who has the best wedding rings?
I think that Kay Jewelers have the larger variety of wedding rings at a great range of prices so you can fix any budget. If you are looking for something high end then you can look for speciality jeweler for a more higher end budget.
Why does Rachael Ray not wear her wedding rings?
She's always cooking, so she needs to protect her diamond ring.
Do men wear a wedding band before the wedding?
Traditionally, men do not wear a wedding band before the wedding ceremony. The exchange of wedding rings is a symbolic part of the marriage ceremony itself, typically taking place during the wedding vows. During the ceremony, the couple will exchange rings as a symbol of their commitment and love for each other. After the wedding ceremony, it's common for both the bride and groom to wear their wedding bands as a visible sign of their marital status. In many cultures, the wedding band is worn on the ring finger of the left hand, although this can vary. While the tradition is for the wedding bands to be exchanged and worn after the ceremony, some couples may choose to wear engagement rings or promise rings before the wedding as a symbol of their commitment during the engagement period. These rings are separate from the official wedding bands and are often replaced or worn in addition to the wedding bands after the marriage ceremony. The customs surrounding wedding jewelry can vary, so personal preferences and cultural or religious practices play a role in these decisions.
Is titanium better than sterling silver?
That depends on certain criteria. Sterling Silver is more valuable, is a precious metal and titanium is not. Sterling Silver is also shiner than platinum and is actually the whitest metal there is. Sterling Silver is heavier than titanium but is weaker as it rates 4 on mohs scale. titanium rates about 6 on mohs scale for strengh and will last longer than silver but weighs half as much as steel so its the lightest in weight for a wedding ring. Sterling Silver tarnishes when exposed to body acids and oxygen but if worn daily it will not tarnish. Sterling Silver is easily attacked by chemicals such as chlorine in pools which will make it turn partially black which is Silver Sulfate but can be re-polished. Titanium makes more sense if you abuse your rings more violently in the elements so choosing is up to whether you like the color durability or weight of the rings.
What is the tradition for a widowed woman and wearing her wedding ring?
Some widowed women prefer to keep their wedding rings on the same finger they always have. Other widowed women will put their wedding rings on their right hand (if not European as they wear their wedding rings on the right hand.) Yet still some widowed women are still grieving and want to leave their wedding rings on for awhile until she feels comfortable enough to put her wedding rings away for safe keeping and then strikes out into her future as a single woman. Some women may hope to get married again and many do whether they are in their 50s up. There are many widowers or divorced men out there that are lonely as well. Other widowed women feel they loved their husbands so much and will never take the rings off and prefer not to get married again. It is the individual widowed woman's choice.
Which is best ovw or wwa4?
WWA4 is much better. It has 5 rings so you never have to wait. It has an inexpensive hotel to live. It is in Georgia so you can get a job. It is much less expensive.
Do you wear your engagement ring on the right hand?
Your engagement ring goes on the left hand ring finger, then at the wedding you move it to the right hand so your wedding ring can be placed on this finger and move it back later. You can buy engagement and wedding rings that match, but if you have a very fancy engagement ring it is better to have a plain wedding ring.
Tungsten carbide rings do they conduct electricity?
Yes in its pure form it can conduct electricity and is used mainly in electrical work. however unless it is smelted with other metals it is poisons to anything living. it is denser then titanium and stronger then titanium but at the same-time is heavier then titanium so pound for pound titanium is stronger but tungsten or wolfram is one of the only metals that is scratch resistant and keeps its polished look. as for rings it will be around when you 100th grandson or daughter need a wedding ring.Name: TungstenSymbol: WAtomic number: 74Atomic weight: 183.84 (1)Standard state: solid at 298 KCAS Registry ID: 7440-33-7Group in periodic table: 6Group name: (none)Period in periodic table: 6Block in periodic table: d-blockColour: greyish white, lustrousClassification: Metallic
